How To Make a MAJORA'S MASK - Legend of Zelda 3D Print & Paint 

We completely agree!

Yet full printing specs = .2 layer height..,, 😮

Maybe one day! Thank you for watching :)

Right??

we did just free-hand the eyebrows - with the "handmade" rough hewn look of the print we thought we could get away with something a bit more rough.

Thank you! We hope to make it big someday haha

We used prusa slicer for this project (printer on a prusa printer)

Thank you! We find that the Vallejo paints have great opacity!

@@make432 Thank you. I will keep that in mind. I’ll sure be following the steps you took. 🤗

Thanks Ethan, we really appreciate it and hope that's true!

"press 'A' to continue"

You cannot, this one is more for display - here is a great guide for building a wearable Majora's Mask though - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6GDqTd8W810.html

@@make432 THANK YOU SO MUCH! You really care about your community, and you're really funny, you just got a sub

*Plays Song of Time* What do you mean? Haha thanks!

Thank you Logan, we really appreciate that! Any prop builds you'd like to see?

Sorry that is a bit beyond our skill!

Thanks a lot!

Glad it helped!

We did, after splitting the model in half we only needed to add supports to the top horns. Best of luck!

Sorry about that, we've updated the link! We'd love to see it when you do!

We were just as excited to do it!

It is a great first project!

I'm still sanding...

Thanks for watching! It really is a unique design in and of itself!

Absoultely! You would need to use a CNC to rout it out of wood. It would be doable if you had the right (expensive) equipment. OR, if you are a really talented person, you could carve this out of block of wood like Bobby Duke over at Bobby Duke Arts did - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2iZmLUHiASI.html

Thanks, so glad you are building your own! We ended up just sketching them out and tracing them in illustrator to fit our paint job - unfortunately we don't have the files saved anywhere.

@@make432 thanks. Got it. I went ahead and looked up a jack - o lantern stencil and used that to get the shapes. Appreciate the response. I’m checking out your videos. All your work is awesome!! Keep them coming

We just split our model inside the slicer program for our printer - we use PrusaSlicer. Even if you are not using a Prusa printer you can use PrusSlicer to slice up your file and export new .Stl files!

Looks like the creator has updated the files - here is a link to the original single piece design we worked off of. www.thingiverse.com/thing:686111 We used the full mask and sliced it half using the built in tools included in PrusaSlicer - here is a great video on how to use that tool ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7Y5PWneYPiQ.html

Thanks

Thank you!

Thanks James! (Nice name)

Amazing! We would love to see them when you are done!

Thanks!

Thanks, but there is literally an entire video game that would go against putting this on haha.

We split ours in half down the middle vertically, placing the split side down on the printer. Similar to how it's sitting at 00:13 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Io5mR6mKYXg.html Don't forget the skull kid's kinda small though! ;)

Thank you! We usually do 15-20%

using these files www.thingiverse.com/thing:686111 we spilt the mask in half (as seen in the video) and printed at 400% - however there is a new remix on this design that is made to be worn and looks to be an easier, pre-scaled print www.thingiverse.com/thing:2901131

Thank you so much

Thanks!

Why thank you!

Glad you think so!

We've been getting a lot of requests for that and were planning on it down the road, maybe we'll have to push that up... 🤔

Thank you!

🤘

Thank you!

You can grab the files here - www.thingiverse.com/thing:686111